By Katie Sotack
Royals Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are stowed away in Windsor and “enjoying each day” with their eight week old celebrity baby, Archie. According to People.com, the celebrity parents are focused on giving Archie a peaceful start to life, hence the escape to a private cottage. A royal source says they are “basking in the glow and enjoying each day”. Like all new parents, the royal couple are living soulfully in their new baby’s needs and wants, discovering his newness every day that they spend with him.
These royal celebrity parents are enjoying the time with their infant son. What are some ways to bond as a couple in the face of parenthood?
Cupid’s Advice:
New parenthood is filled with as many challenges as it is joys. Making time for your partner when this new life has became your world can feel impossible. Here are relationship tips for parents looking to bond outside of their baby:
1. Make time for one another: With your new baby becoming the center of your world, it’s difficult to make time for each other. However, having one-on-one time is essential to a sturdy relationship and ultimately the growth of your baby. Go on a date together or just sit and talk after the baby’s gone to bed.
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2. Enlist a trusted relative or friend: Give yourself a break and recruit a member of your inner circle to watch your children so you parents can have alone time. Make sure you have faith in their child care abilities and your child is familiar with the care taker so that you don’t spend your date worried out of your mind.
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3. Cut each other some slack: Being a parent isn’t easy. When your partner makes a mistake, don’t go after them. Instead understand where they’re coming from and that we’re all human. As long as your baby’s safe, chances are they won’t remember the tiny screw up.
How do you make time for your partner as a parent? Share in the comments below!
